Category Archives: On Writing Romance
My Top Ten Highlights of 2011
On New Year’s Eve my family and I will be traveling home from Cape Cod. It’s been a great vacation: days spent with family, we went to see the new Sherlock Holmes movie (loved it) and found a great pizza … Continue reading
Release Day: Almost Perfect
It’s finally here! Santa brought my Christmas present early, because Almost Perfect released today! To celebrate, I’m guest blogging at the 1Night Stand blog site, with some Christmas cheer from the Almost Perfect crew. And to help you celebrate the holiday … Continue reading
When Pam Met Roger: An Almost Perfect Meeting
I’m guest blogging today with Casea Major over at Major Passion…Major Romance. Pam and Roger from Almost Perfect wanted to tell their side of the story about how they met. I spilled the beans in a post on Daily … Continue reading
Making Your Characters Really Miserable: The Black Moment
With the whole rebel alliance counting on him, Luke Skywalker has one shot left to kill the Death Star. His on-board targeting system has failed to work. The Death Star has cleared the moon and is about to blast the planet … Continue reading
One Knight In Brooklyn–Casea Major’s Knight to Remember
Welcome to Jenna’s Journal! Today, guest blogging for me is my great friend Casea Major, whose latest book, One Knight in Brooklyn, will be released tomorrow! So glad to have you on the Journal again, Casea. 🙂 Thanks so much for … Continue reading
“Tell Me A Story…”
A fit of whimsy hit me this evening. I wanted to do something creative on the blog but after my first day back at school, I’m too tired to create something for you. So I’m going to ask you writers and … Continue reading
Reader’s Corner: Sexy or Sweet? How Do You Like Your Love Scenes?
One of my groups on Goodreads is having a great discussion about love scenes. How far do you want your love scenes to go? Are you satisfied with a sweet scene that shows where the couple is headed, but discretely closes … Continue reading
































